Yes! The day has finally arrived. Friday 20-06-2008! Crisis Core is released in PAL countries. Those of you who haven’t heard of Crisis Core: Kill yourself! It’s the prequel to Final Fantasy VII, and follows Zack, as he progresses trough his life as SOLDIER, meeting many familiar faces, including Yuffie, Cloud, Sephiroth etc.
I got my copy yesterday, a day early. I wish you all a hell lot of gaming fun!
The American software chart for week ending March, 29 has been published and mega-hit Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII took the first place by storm, after 277,653 copies of the game were sold in just four days.
» View the full American software chart…
Source: Forever-Fantasy.
Rumor had it that Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII’s North American version has been leaked online, thus we decided to check. After a few minutes of searching we found out the rumor is true, and unfortunately a pirated version of the game exists. We kindly ask you, dear visitors, to be mature and respect the hard work Square Enix has put in the development: Please do not download the game nor post a link to it anywhere on our website and forums. Thank you.
Update: Forum user QBasic has informed us that this isn’t exactly a “leak”, since the pirated version is in fact Crisis Core: FFVII English Version that was released today. China usually releases Japanese and North American games a week early, so the pirates just “did their thing”.
Source: Forever- Fantasy
Square Enix’s epic Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is about to be released in North America in less than a week, so it’s finally the time for gaming giant IGN to review the game. Here’s a snippet from the article: “And that’s that. Issues aside, Crisis Core is a great PSP game — no question. It honors Final Fantasy VII’s legacy. Even the game’s music, while not composed by Nobuo Uematsu, is charming and fits the overall style of the world (though some of Uematsu’s pieces do make a return and to absolutely stunning effect). I was sincerely moved by certain portions of the title and I suspect many others will feel the same. I wouldn’t dream of spoiling anything for eager players, but I will say that Crisis Core’s ending moments are a must see. I’d go so far as to call them brilliant.”
» Read Crisis Core: FFVII’s review…
Source: Forever-Fantasy
Square Enix is preparing a special treat for Europeans and has announced a Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII collector’s edition that will be released across Europe. The release date of this edition, according to Play.com, is June 27, 2008. This date is still unconfirmed, but it’s already known that gamers who pre-order this edition will receive a 48 page, hard-backed artwork book called The Art of CRISIS CORE -FINAL FANTASY VII- as a gift.
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Source: NeoGAF, via Forever-Fantasy.
Game Informer’s April issue is out and includes previews of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates. First they start off with Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, giving the game a very surprising average score, 7.25. The editors have been complaining about the battle system.
They then reviewed Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates which received an even lower score, 6.0.
Source: NeoGAF (via Forever-Fantasy)
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Posted by: Duelist Dx on June 20, 2008 at 7:09 am
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